Loan officer checklists
Officers check eligibility and paperwork at the customer’s shop or farm.
Staff explain eligibility rules and documents in plain words.
Can a self-employed tailor get this loan?
Yes, with 12 months of bank statements and a business proof listed in the policy.
What counts as business proof?
A shop registration, a trade licence or GST registration, per section 4 of the policy.
Can the spouse be a co-applicant?
Yes. Their income can be added if they share the account or provide their own statements.
Customers want to know whether they qualify before they spend time on an application. Eligibility rules are detailed and depend on income type, age and documents. Staff explanations vary, and some customers walk away unsure.
Branch staff and relationship managers explaining loans to customers.
Eligibility criteria, income proofs and document lists for each loan.
Staff ask about the customer’s situation and get the rule in plain words.
New criteria reach every branch in the next update.
Rules explained in plain words.
Every branch explains the same rule.
Eligibility is explained, not decided.
No. It explains your written rules. Credit decisions are made by your staff and systems.
No. It explains your products. Customers and staff decide.
Only if your policy gives a formula, and it says the result is indicative until credit review.
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